President submits message urges gold standard and territorial policy
In a lengthy address to Congress, the president honors Hobart and outlines foreign relations priorities, calls for a gold standard, holding Philippines, and territorial government for Puerto Rico. He notes rising trade, revenues, and the need for fiscal reform to support the gold standard and national credit. The message emphasizes prosperity, treasury strength, and stability amid global affairs.
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Congressional Action Urged For Upbuilding Of Merchant Marine
The article voices strong support for federal action to expand and protect the U S merchant marine, arguing such growth boosts trade and national power. It cites naval projects, shipyard activity, and the need for concrete legislation to curb harmful combinations and secure a larger share of world carrying trade. President Cleveland and the 1895 industrial commission are referenced in urging prompt Congress consideration.
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United States and Argentina advance in foreign relations
A long review notes amicable U S relations with multiple states. Progress toward extradition treaty with Argentina, boundary award with Austria Hungary, and ongoing Central American diplomacy are highlighted alongside calmer matters with Belgium Brazil Colombia and Nicaragua, plus trade and Paris Exposition planning.
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